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The Medicus Firm has 13 physician jobs in Rheumatology with salaries ranging from $248,000 to $600,000
Rheumatology - $500K Plus Annually - Vacation Location
Ref# RHU 24022
Rheumatology Opportunity Because Life is Better at the Beach... Practice Highlights: Established Infectious Disease practice is adding a Rheumatology service line » Read More
Florida
Rheumatology – $370K Year 1 – IL Metro
Ref# RHU 24029
Midwest Rheumatology Practice Highlights Focus on unstable immunologic care - APRNs provide care in fibromyalgia, musculoskeletal medicine, and stable immunologic patients » Read More
Illinois
Rheumatology | $100k Bonus
Ref# RHU 24565
Rheumatology | $555,550+ FYOE Step into a High Producing Practice in a Great Location! Position Highlights: Work-Life Balance: Outpatient only, with minimal inpatie » Read More
West Virginia
Indiana Rheumatology
Ref# RHU 24580
Indiana Outpatient Rheumatology Prioritize Work-Life Balance | Excellent Compensation Package POSITION HIGHLIGHTS Grow Your Career with Strong Support & Great Work-L » Read More
Indiana
Southeast Rheumatology | $450K Base + $50K Sign-On
Ref# RHU 24385
Rheumatology Physician Opportunity Eastern Mississippi Position Highlights Hospital-employed outpatient rheumatology position 215-bed acute care facility and level III tr » Read More
Mississippi
OP Rheumatology - Up to $325k Base - California
Ref# RHU 24394
Autonomous Rheumatology Practice in Hospital-Supported Setting California Position Highlights : Work-Life Balance: 100% Outpatient practice (inpatient consults at you » Read More
California
Rheumatology | $370K Year 1 | IL Metro
Ref# RHU 24038
Illinois Rheumatology Practice Highlights Employed rheumatology practice, joining one of the top employers and integrated health systems in Illinois $370K year 1 » Read More
Illinois
Rheumatology - Northwest U.S.
Ref# RHU 23291
Rheumatology Position - Beautiful Mountain West No Call Responsibility! Position Highlights Flexible schedule options - choose a 4 or 4.5-day workweek NO CALL! » Read More
Washington
Rheumatology | No Call or Weekends | Georgia
Ref# RHU 25380
Southern Rheumatology Position Strong Compensation + Tight Knit Community Position Highlights : Favorable Call Schedule that Values Work Life Balance: No call a » Read More
Georgia
Michigan Rheumatology - Make Your Own Schedule!
Ref# RHU 25264
Rheumatologist Rheumatology | $350k base + RVU | Michigan No Call; Make your own schedule; 4-Day Week Option Position Highlights : Work-Life Balance: Build your o » Read More
Michigan
Rheumatology Jobs
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Salary + Job Growth
The average base salary for a physician practicing Rheumatology is $236,060, with the average overall salary being $240,350. Your salary will vary based on your location, additional certifications you may obtain, and years of experience you have. The expected job growth for this field is around 4% by the year 2030. The states with the highest Rheumatologist salaries are North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, South Dakota, and Maine. The salary for a Rheumatologist ranges from $90,000 per year to $477,000 per year.
Benefits
Some benefits of working as a Rheumatologist include high demand, long-term patient relationships in which you will build rapport, having a variety of fellowship opportunities, having a high impact on issues affecting patients’ quality of life, and having the ability to do research.
Skills
As a Rheumatologist, you should have communication skills to explain medical conditions and treatment options to your patients, empathy to help your patients feel comfortable while discussing symptoms, problem-solving skills to find solutions to your patients’ health issues, and organization to better manage patient files.
Job Duties
Your job duties as a Rheumatologist will include prescribing medications to treat arthritis or Lupus, performing biopsies to collect tissue samples for analysis by a pathologist, diagnosing patients with rheumatic diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis or scleroderma, and prescribing medication to treat rheumatic diseases.
Work Environment
While working as a Rheumatologist, you can expect to work in a private office, clinic, or hospital. Alternatively, you might also participate in surgery or teach at a medical school.
Education
Some physicians may choose to participate in CME, or continuing medical education. You will find both specialty- and state-specific CME resources all across the internet. All organizations will offer different things, but these resources include podcasts, live and virtual courses, webinars, videos, and live and virtual conference experiences. Resources are offered by the following Rheumatology organizations: American College of Rheumatology and John Hopkins Division of Rheumatology. You can find other CME resources via Mayo Clinic and myCME, among others.
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